Fernando Tatis Jr. powered the San Diego Padres with two home runs and a spectacular defensive play against the New York Mets on Tuesday, Aug. 18. According to Sportsnet, Tatis tracked a long ball from Mets' Francisco Lindor into the right-field corner before leaping for a catch at the wall to prevent a grand slam.
Tatis' offensive output included at least one home run on the first pitch, per a Reddit highlight shared by MLB Official. The combination of his two-homer night and the grand slam robbery gave the Padres outfielder a dominant all-around performance, though most outlets stopped short of declaring whether this particular robbery ranks as his best defensive play ever—MLB.com posed that as a question rather than a statement.